Hope For Film
Ted Hope, Evan Shapiro, Sasha Santiago, Hudson Phillips, Avi Zev Weider, Vanessa Hope, Alex Rollins Berg, Amy Hobby, Jen Topping, Taylor Lewis, Sophie, Soraya Chemaly, Stephen Follows, Lauren Greenwood, Barbara Twist, Amanda Sweikow, Kathleen Lingo, Anna Malaika Tubbs, Ellis J. Sutton, Ari Gold, Elizabeth Joyce, Glosserman, Avi Setton, Penny Lane, Films Not MadeWe need a vibrant alternative to mainstream culture, especially a non-dependent cinema ecosystem. Let's build it together & examine what got us here in the first place -- including how we can each build our own sustainable & generative creative practices.
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A producer on over 70 films, studio exec on over 60, Ted launched Amazon’s foray into feature film production. His memoir/handbook "HopeForFilm" is available for your reading pleasure.
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Outsider filmmaker reimagining the next wave of cinema through community labs and hyper-local distribution—founder of Actors Tank and FilmStack PDX, building filmworks from inside Portland’s Union Station, exploring a living cinema.
Writer & Producer of This World Alone, Guacamole Yesterdays, and Gargantuan. Founder of Mirror Box Films.
Storyteller, Filmmaker, Writer, Sound Creator, Podcaster, Maker of Things, Husband & Father of Triplets.
Documentary & fiction filmmaker. Director, INVISIBLE NATION. Co-writer & co-host, LOVE IS A CRIME. Host, vHOPEFUL CONVERSATIONS w inspiring filmmakers here & on Hope for Film (Substack, podcast, & Substack TV).
NYC filmmaker and NYU film teacher.
Film producer and Co-Founder of Distribution Advocates.
Ex-Channel 4, BBC and Xbox, now consultant helping TV, film and online content producers build strategies and manage their businesses in this age of internet disruption.
one more time with feeling.
Ex-film marketer who believes films belong to everyone, not the discourse™. Founded That Final Scene to write about their endings, evolved to explore how cinema shapes the lives we live. Contact: [email protected]
Author, activist, and journalist. Author of Rage Becomes Her, The Resilience Myth and the newly released, All We Want is Everything. The world is a shit show, but I'd still rather laugh and dance than cry. Petty is my middle name.
I'm a film industry analyst, passionate about understanding how the industry works and sharing insights to help filmmakers get their projects funded, made, and seen. I consult for Guinness World Records on film-related records.
Award-winning screenwriter of mostly TV movies but also YouTube, FAST, and feature films—sharing everything I’ve learned (and am learning).
Former @FilmFestivalAlliance, current @FutureFilmCoalition, always @TwistFilms. These days, I'm thinking about the distribution crisis, anti-trust remedies, and how to get kids into movie theaters.
Cinema-maker. Former Co-Executive Director of Filmmakers Alliance.
Independent documentary producer. Spent 11 years at NYT making docs: 250+ NYT Op-Docs, 5 feature films, and 2 tv series. Won 4 Emmys, got 3 Oscar noms, had films at Sundance etc. Adjusting to this new chapter and learning to love it (er make $)?!
Storytelling is my passion. I'm a 2x NYT bestselling author of The Three Mothers: How the Mothers of MLK Jr., Malcolm X, and James Baldwin Shaped a Nation + Erased: What American Patriarchy Has Hidden From Us.
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